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Royalton council approves early AllSpec termination, hires Mid MN Inspections and adopts 2015 IBC valuation scale
Summary
At a June 15 special meeting the Royalton City Council approved an early termination of AllSpec Services LLC's contract, authorized a contract with Mid MN Inspections LLC pending city attorney review, and adopted the 2015 IBC valuation scale; all motions passed unanimously.
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At a June 15, 2026 special meeting, the Royalton City Council approved three administrative actions: an early termination of the AllSpec Services, LLC contract; authorization of a contract with Mid MN Inspections, LLC contingent on city attorney review; and adoption of the 2015 International Building Code (IBC) valuation scale.
Council member Lanners moved to approve the early termination request from AllSpec Services, LLC; Council member Verley seconded. The council voted by voice with Council members Weiss-Pesta, Lanners and Verley voting aye; Council members Cimenski and Sowada were recorded absent. The motion carried.
City Administrator Rian Hofstad was noted in the meeting record and signed the minutes.
Council member Verley then moved to approve a contract with Mid MN Inspections, LLC contingent on review by the city attorney; Lanners seconded. The motion passed with all members present voting aye. The council subsequently voted to adopt the Mid MN Inspections valuation chart using the 2015 IBC valuation scale after a motion from Lanners and a second from Verley; that motion also passed unanimously among present members.
No public testimony, amendments, or recorded roll-call tallies beyond the unanimous voice votes were recorded in the transcript. Following those actions, Lanners moved to adjourn at 7:22 p.m.; Weiss-Pesta seconded and the motion carried.
Next steps: the contract with Mid MN Inspections will proceed subject to city attorney review; the record reflects that the AllSpec termination was approved effective June 15, 2026. Funding sources, contract amounts, and further implementation details were not specified in the meeting record.
